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I found some info on monitor but I am very confused as to what needs to be done - based on the above - which outlet do I plug the CO2 regulator into.

I purchased a used reactor that has a pinpoint PH Controller on it. I have everything running, my question is this. What is a good medium for the settings right now the settings are set at 7.0 for low and 7.22 for the high I have never messed with one of these, but was told that it is a...

UPDATE: Resealed the back of the tank - only to find it leaking in the same spot. This is going to be a total reseal - including new frame as I found the the bottom frame piece had a crack in it. I know that it shouldn' tmake a difference, but I will feel better as I really don't want to...

the 75/90 stand is a white pine - 2x4 frame with 1x3 trimming ( doors made of 1x3 as well ) the stain is a light cherry - will look at the can as soon as can find it very simple stand and canopy - made it in about 3 hours

UPDATE: Filled up the tank about half way and now......... the tank has a leak in the back along the bottom :( Its between the two over flows - pretty easy fix :) drained and cleaned out - will be ripping out the silicone tomorrow morning and re-sealing -

you don'y have to leave me alone :) - we are here to help each other and other people experiences are worth a lot - when people can give advice and or constructive criticism to save some one time, money, and possible heart ache... its all worth it :)

my concern is the stand looks as though there was a leak around the middle of the tank, as there is water marks and wood seperation.. that is why I am thinking strongly about resealing. the stand is going to the fire pit - I have a new custom stand and canopy being built for this tank. you are...

getting ready to reseal the tank. Reason - Would much rather reseal while its down instead of setting it up only to find out there is a problem This is not an easy task - if anyone has ever tried this. probably a full day of cutting out the old silicone, and preping the tank. Will post...

I have cleaned this garage several times - only to make room for more tanks :) I have to many - probably going to start getting rid of some of the tanks. Our Tanks: 2 - 75 ( 1 up and running ) 2 - 90 ( 1 up and running ) 1 - 29 1 - 24 Nano ( up and running ) 1 - 220 ( my current project )

thanks cleaning of the sump is on the list - its not bad at all - the "red" tank in the background is a 75 and the one behind that is a 90.

First Part Of Project Complete: Cleaned tank - power washed and razor blades were my friends :swear:

I would like to get these lights - Please PM me - I can PayPal you the cash, or how ever you want it

Follow GREECH's advice, He has given me alot of advice since I have joined this forum :) I am pretty new to the salt water tanks, and I am going by how I have my tanks set up. I have corals and fish, so I follow the guidelines on the bucket. as for the Hydrometer, My experiences so far...

you need 1/2 cup per gallon of water ( according to the directions ) - Use warm water to help dilute the salt - test your salinity before you put any live stock in the tank. hydrometer ( not recommended - cheap price ) are not that accurate - take a some of your aquarium water to your LFS...

Update: Got most of the glass cleaned up and working on the overflows. the tank had ALOT of velcro on the top frame and after a bottle of goo b gone if it almost completely clean. word of advice: these tanks are HEAVY - have help when moving it around :) Because of the depth - put the tank...

Please contact me - I want both lights for a project I am working on

didnt want to start a war :) what about the chaetomorpha

I personaly would buy a T5 setup with Day / Act bulbs - spend the money now and you won't regret it later :) also I am assuming you are putting Live Rock in the tank - you may buy some rock and find that there is some growth on them. Spending the money now and you could end up with some nice...

after doing some research I decided to try some phosphate reducer. I have been reading up and talking to a couple of LFS to see what the they feel is the best product to control and wipe out the phosphate in my tank. both stores have suggested this product. ROWA Phos its a little on the...